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Pásztor and the VMSZ refused to support a late 2008 government bill to reform the jurisdictional zones of Serbia's courts and public prosecution departments, although they continued to support the administration more generally. In 2009, Pásztor indicated that his party would support a bill providing
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and won a record nine seats in the national assembly. Pásztor, who once again led the party's list, was elected to a sixth term. He once again served on the committee on constitutional and legal issues, led Serbia's parliamentary friendship group with Spain, and was a member of the friendship group
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Concerning his status as the son of a famous politician, Pásztor once said, "Politics has been a topic of discussion in our home, especially so during the 1990s, when I was a law student in
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alliance won the election and afterward formed a new coalition government with the
Socialist Party and other parties. The VMSZ was asked to join the government but declined; Pásztor indicated that his party would be a constructive opposition and would offer support for laws ensuring Serbia's
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The SNS and its allies won a majority victory in the 2023 parliamentary election, and Pásztor has represented the VMSZ in talks for a new administration. He has said that his party is not seeking ministerial positions but wants to remain part of the government at the state secretary level.
564:(SNS). Pásztor rejected this, saying that the VMSZ had also met with other political parties in Hungary and was open to renewed co-operation with the DS in the future. The VMSZ ultimately became somewhat reconciled with the Cvetković administration and supported its 2011 budget.
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European Union. In this sitting of parliament, Pásztor was a member of the committee on constitutional affairs and legislation, a deputy member of the judiciary committee and the committee on European integration, and a member of the friendship groups with
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Cvetković administration in late 2009. While the party did not move into active opposition, it refused to support the government's budget for 2010, and Pásztor indicated to the newspaper
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